If a single-celled organism is found to have a nucleus which contains its DNA and a phospholipid membrane, what else can safely be assumed about it?

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tywower · Answer

It is a member of the domain Eukaryota even though it cannot reproduce on its own.

 It has mitochondria and is a member of the domain Eukaryota.

 It has a cell wall and can photosynthesize and could belong to the domain Bacteria.

 It has no other organelles besides the nucleus and is a member of the domain Bacteria.

tywower · Answer

@Abhisar

tywower · Answer

@jedi_trooper

tywower · Answer

im thinking the first or second one lol

tywower · Answer

because it has a nucleus

abhisar · Answer

Second one is more obvious.

abhisar · Answer

We can't say if the organism reproduces sexually or asexually but since it has a nucleus it is a member of eukarya and thus must have organelles like mitochondria too.

tywower · Answer

ok then that makes alot of sense thanks

abhisar · Answer

`NOTE: Reproduce on its own means asexual reproduction`

abhisar · Answer

Anytime :)